The Adapt framework and core plugins are developed to align with WCAG 2.2 Level AA to make web content accessible to a broad audience, including people with disabilities.

Accessible features include:

• Keyboard navigation with logical tab order and focus management
• Screen reader support
• Automated semantic heading structure
• Default ARIA labels for component identification and navigation
• Closed captions and transcript support for video and audio content
• Alternative text fields for images and interactive media
• Fully responsive layouts across devices

Below are some helpful links relating to accessibility in Adapt:

• Accessibility v4 → v5
• Accessibility v3 → v4
• Accessibility-v3
• Providing Good Alt Text
• Providing Semantic HTML
• ARIA Roles and Labels
• Globals and ARIA Labels

While Adapt provides a strong accessibility foundation, achieving full WCAG 2.2 AA compliance requires authors to add appropriate alternative text, accessible labels, and clear instructions during content development.

How to Meet WCAG (Quick Reference) is a useful guide to understanding WCAG criteria.